, 1887-07-21
Words by Wire from the Two
Hemispheres.
Various Domestic Notes of Cen
eral Interest.
The Usual Saturday Night Ger
man Budget.
GEHMANV.
BREATHING EASIER.


feeling toward France has relaxed
since the French fete day has passed
without the occurrence of any anti
German demonstrations. Accounts
in German papers OF incidents in Paris
on Thursday represent that the re-
preston of popular outburst was
solely accomplished 10y the presence
of such masses of troops all along the
route OF travel by President Grevy and
his minister on their way to the review
at Longchamps as had never
been seen in Paris since the days of
the empire, and the papers seek to
prove that the populace were in reali-
ty unable to make a demonstration
and that extraordinary precautions
were taken by the government, al
though successful in paralyzing
charivinsts, had given fcticious
aspect to the calmness which charac-
terized the day. The German en-
bassy in Paris was specially guarded.
There was no appearance of troops in
front Of the building but body OF
cavalry was kept on the alert
and moving in the vicinity
from early morning till midnight.
The return to the German people OF n
calmer mood towards the French can
be assured, however, only by cessation
OF systematic persecution of German
residents in French towns. Yet the
tendency seems to be all the other
way. Charivinists press continue to
publish names and addresses OF Ger
mans who have places of business in
France, and warn members of the pa
triotic league not to have any dealings
with them. Minor German employees
are being pushed out of their
places ut the rate of hundreds
weekly, and it is estimated
in France who last year numbered 49,
600 have been decreased one-half with
in the last six months. Count Won
Munster, German ambassador at Paris,
is having constant stream OF APP
peals for help against outrages which
are being perpetrated upon Germans.
The sufferers are in the main skilled
workmef who find employment in the
manufacturing centre of France.
These appeals were made the subject
of an oral diplomatic representation
to NJ. Flourens, foreign minister, by
Count Won Munster on Wednesday
last. The count has fol-
lowed his oral representation with
IL written remonstrance to which
the French minister, ,Flourens,willhave
to make written reply. Minister
Flourens is also asked by Count Won
Munster il his (the minister's) govern
ment is powerless to deal with the or
gan OF Boulangists, Le Defense Ma
tional, which declared that German
functionaries in France were all spies
and that the central nest OF reptiles
was the German embassy, and that
Count Won Munster himself was di-
rector of spy administration. M.
Flourens has made verbal promise
to interfere and to use every power of
the government to prevent assaults
on Germans in future. Since
Count Won Munster made
remonstrances German consulates at
Bordeaux and Rouen report street at
tacks upon Germans in those cities
and Bordeaux consul complain that
the windows OF his residence have
been smashed. German papers OF ev-
cry party concur in the opinion that
the situation is intolerable and that it
is absolutely necessary for the French
government to interpose resolutely to
stop German "bailing." Count Won
Munster will take holiday to recruit
his health and give Minister Flourens
breathing space and time to prepare a
reply to the German remonstrance, but
its considered certain that Prince Bis
marck will insist upon practical re-
sponse in the nature of an assured
protection for Germans in France.
ROYAL INTERVIEW.
The emperor interview with the
emperor of Austria will take place al
Gastein on the 2Sth instant. The en-
peror suffers from heat, and is lmpa-
tient to hasten his departure from
Mainan. He will leave on Tuesday.
PERSONAL.
Princess Bismarck and Count Her
bert Bismarck left Berlin tonight
They are going to Mainan to visit
Count William Bismarck. The
princess will proceed to Hamburg.
Count Herbert will take holiday at
Koenigstein, in Tausis mountains, and
afterwards proceed to Hamburg.
COMPLAINTS.
Prince Bismarck, while in Berlin re-
Gently, inquired into complaints made
by Catholic bishops of vexations exer-
ci, ID in Posen diocese of the right of
to veto conceed Under
apreement between Prussia and the
vatican. The local abbe president has
vetoed nominations of parish priests,
including the well-known clericals,
Dr.. ]. A. Sedewski, deputy OF reich
tags. DR.. Kubowic9, director OF the
eminary, and Father Radziekiski,
ormer editor of Katolik of Silesia.
'rince Bismarck has directed the aooe
resident TO reconsider his veto III